The Wistful Crossroads
Act I "You’re late again, Colette." The voice came from the steam, thick and hot, smelling of lye and wet wool. Colette Vasseur stood in the hospital laundry, her hands red and raw from the dye vats, the water still clinging to her fingers. She was thirty-two, and the work had settled into her bones like damp. Across the room, a bronze-casting mold sat on a table, waiting for the next pour. It...
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